Jayme's hotrod

[Jaymzz]

I haven't had a chance to work on this car at all lately and I am hoping that customer cars won't stop me from getting this done in a couple years. Starting your own business is a lot of work I am finding out. I will work on it here and there between other projects but just bought my new to me business tow rig that I need to have done by this winter. 1932 model bb tow truck and thought I could put around town this summer with it but quickly found out cable brakes are very scary lol

[Tig]

Love the build and your metal work, nicely done.

That tow rig is awesome. What're your plans for it? Will you start a separate thread for it?

[Jaymzz]

Love the build and your metal work, nicely done.

That tow rig is awesome. What're your plans for it? Will you start a separate thread for it?

Thank you!
I can start a build thread for the tow truck but isn't it against the rules since it isn't pro touring? I mean it will tow pro touring cars and trucks though. "shrugs shoulders"
I bought a Isuzu frame for it to bring the suspension and brakes up to modern times. I have never drove anything with cable and rod brakes before and it is a little interesting to say the least. lol I am going to chop the roof about three inches and make it an extra cab for more leg room since I am tall and barely fit in it.
Here is the frame I bought for it. Got a smoking deal on it.

[speedfreakcobra]

This is badass. I spy a dobbertin front and rear cradle adapter. I'm intrigued.

[Jaymzz]

This is badass. I spy a dobbertin front and rear cradle adapter. I'm intrigued.

Yes you do! He is so fun to talk to also, so much history and knowledge.

[Jaymzz]

I haven't worked on this for a bit due to building the 32 BB tow truck but just bought a bead roller and considering starting some panels over now on this car with the better equipment. :D